Ralf Rangnick 'gives Jesse Lingard his blessing to go today' - but there's still a catch

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Manchester United today following positive one-to-one talks with Ralf Rangnick.West Ham United and Newcastle United have launched fresh approaches for the England international, who is desperate for first-team football ahead of the Qatar World Cup later this year.But despite being given Rangnick's blessing to leave Old Trafford, Lingard's future will ultimately be decided by Manchester United's board, who are reluctant to let him join a rival team.Earlier this month, the club flat out refused to consider approaches from West Ham and Tottenham, who are considered top-four rivals, and demanded the inclusion of a £12 million 'survival bonus' during negotiations with Newcastle.To further complicate matters, the Red Devils suddenly find themselves low on forwards following Anthony Martial's loan move to Sevilla and Mason Greenwood's arrest, and could be hesitant in letting another attacking star go.But Lingard is determined to force through a move regardless, and with both West Ham and Newcastle still as keen as ever to land him, a deal looks likely.The Hammers will be particularly eager to do business with their proposed £50 million deal to sign Benfica striker Darwin Nunez still hanging in the balance, though Newcastle are similarly anxious to get something over the line as it's the last chance they have to bolster their survival bid.Who will Jesse Lingard be playing for this time tomorrow?

Let us know what you think in the comments section below...Lingard spent the second-half of last season on loan at the London Stadium and endeared himself to fans after scoring nine goals in 16 matches.The 29-year-old is expected to leave Old Trafford permanently when his contract expires in the summer, though it's understood that if a.